What does WI stand for?

Weapons Inspector

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Has he conveniently forgotten that only weeks before our troops went in, Prime Minister Blair openly stated that Saddam could happily retain power if he fully complied with UN resolutions and handed over his weapons of mass destruction to the weapons inspectors who were present in his country.

Latter: Voice of the North - Regime change an illegal reason for war

FORMER chief UN weapons inspector Hans Blix has claimed that the Iraq war was illegal, raising fresh concerns over the Attorney General's advice on the use of military action.

`War with Iraq was illegal,' says Blix

Byline: OONAGH BLACKMAN AMERICA's chief weapons inspector has accused No 10 of complaining about his failure to find WMD in Iraq.

Kay:No10 worried no WMD found

Mr Kay was expected to say in the interim report that after UN weapons inspectors pulled out of Iraq in 1998, Saddam continued to buy supplies which could be used to produce banned weapons.

Saddam threat was all a bluff

CHIEF UN weapons inspector Dr Hans Blix has said there was still no evidence of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq.

Blix: No evidence of illegal weapons

The chief weapons inspectors have said several times that they had found nothing to support the US and British argument that Iraq has forbidden weapons, but severalUN inspectors who recently completed stints in Iraq believe stocks of anthrax,VX and other chemical and biological agents remain hidden.

WAR IN IRAQ: Chemical fears as troops go in

Chief UN weapons inspector Hans Blix ordered the destruction of the finned white rockets because tests indicated some could fly farther than allowed.

Iraqis set to destroy missiles

Mr Blair commented on reports that a panel of experts working for the UN weapons inspectors had concluded Iraq was developing a ballistic missile which had a range greater than the permitted 93 miles.

Political focus: Plaid MEP warns of `disaster'